Disbanding the TBPS sounds like an extreme response, but continued revelations of rot at the very top call for extreme measures
Delaware Coat used in Eastern Oklahoma. (From Detroit Institute of Arts)
Edward S. Curtis - The North American Indian photographic collection
Rope Cypress, standing in canoe shooting bow and arrow, clouds above, The Everglades, Florida, 1910 The American Museum of Natural History's Research
Totem Pole Model based on the "Raven Totem", Wragell, Alaska | Hood Museum
Philadelphia: The Great Experiment (A Lost World)Rev. John Norwood discusses William Penn's relationship with the Lenni-Lenape people. Watch more at: http:/...
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John Trudell performs "All There is to It" at Farm Aid VI in Ames, Iowa on April 24, 1993. Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellenc...
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The appointment of a non-Indigenous man as the executive director of the MMIWG Secretariat is deeply tone-deaf
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More than mere documents or transactions, treaties shape our relationships as Canadian and Indigenous peoples. And our government’s handling of them may be an indication of why the country is so warped, writes Hayden King.
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Last week on the ABC panel program Q & A, Arrernte elder Rosalie Kunoth-Monks responded in the most eloquent and dignified way when another panelist touted assimilation as a solution to 'the Aboriginal problem'. Actions in the name of assimilation have inflicted much pain and anguish on the first persons of Australia, none the least of which…
Learn about a First Nations role model born over 150 years ago, in our lesson for Stage 3 (Years 5 and 6) titled “David Unaipon”. #Aboriginalperspectives #DavidUnaipon #TrailBlazers #FirstNationRolemodels #AboriginalEducation #TeacherResources #WingaruKids
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